Associate Professor Dr. Saša Horvat, a member of the team, delivered a lecture titled Pain – Punishment or the Strength of Life? at the international interdisciplinary symposium Strength of Weakness. During the lecture, he showcased…
Adam Jeszka (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń): The struggle for existence as a process of awakening self-consciousness in Miguel de Unamuno’s philosophy. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”,…
Ruben Herce (University of Navarra, Spain): The perception of the suffering of the weak, the innocent and the marginalized from the perspective of evolution and Christian theology. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering:…
Paweł Orzeł (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń): The transhumanist point of view to the evolutionary indifference to pain and suffering. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”, Torun, 14-15…
Piotr Roszak / Tomasz Huzarek (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń): God, nature and evolutionary evil. Revisiting the Thomistic dual causality approach. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”,…
Anne Kull (University of Tartu, Estonia): Sexual violence: a complex web of failures for God or nature? Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”, Torun, 14-15 April…
Saša Horvat (University of Rijeka, Croatia): Pain, life and God – facing perplexity and paradox. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”, Torun, 14-15 April 2023
Michal Valco (Comenius University, Slovakia): The pain-riddled world as a workshop of the soul: St. Irenaeus and Martin Luther on the purpose of suffering in God’s good creation. Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain…
Lluis Oviedo (Pontifical University Antonianum in Rome, Italy): Evolutionary explanations of pain and suffering: a ‘gift to theology’ or a challenge? Interdisciplinary International Conference: “Pain and Suffering: Evolutionary and Theological Perspectives”,…
The competition was organized as part of the project The Dynamic Theodicy Model: understanding God, Evil and Evolution financed by the Templeton Foundation and implemented at the Faculty of Theology of the…
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